Institutional investors are increasingly focusing on Solana’s (SOL) potential, with large firms planning to establish corporate treasuries backed by the cryptocurrency. Recent reports indicate that Pantera Capital, a prominent venture capital firm, is aiming to raise up to $1.25 billion for this purpose. This would make it the largest Solana-focused treasury fund ever created. The initiative follows a growing trend of institutional interest in SOL, with firms such as Galaxy Digital and Multicoin Capital also planning similar initiatives to establish their own treasuries.** Current corporate holdings across public companies exceed $700 million, with Upexi leading the pack with around 2 billion SOL held in reserve. Meanwhile, Solana’s price recently dipped below the $200 mark, representing a nearly 8% decline over the past 24 hours. This drop follows a week-long rally that took the token close to $212, resulting in weekly gains of just 4.5%. The market capitalization is down about 7%, with trading volume declining by 10.3%. While technical indicators suggest continued bullish momentum for SOL despite the recent price dip, institutional investment could significantly impact Solana’s price performance in the coming months.